The images were posted on Twitter and quickly went viral on the internet. In the video, you can see the objects emitting a type of smoke along the way and moving through the clouds.
Ufologist Frederico Morsch commented on the three videos. “The first object in the first video looks very much like a satellite due to the way it moves. A reflection effect can be observed, mainly due to the constant speed and the straight direction pattern.”
Morsch also analyzed the most intriguing nature of the others. “The second one is the most intriguing. Very strange, I couldn’t say exactly what it was, I would need more research, taking into account the conditions and the location of the recording. The objects are also very low,” he said.
“In the third video, also very intriguing, the object makes a movement that is not that of a satellite,” added the expert.
UFO cases have already been officially investigated in the municipality of Colares, in northeastern Pará, during Operation Prato, in 1977, which also frightened the residents of Cametá due to the similarity of the objects in the sky.
Operation Board
During 1977, on the island of Colares, in Pará, mysterious lights appeared that supposedly penetrated people’s skin and left first-degree burn marks.
To resolve the situation, at the time, the 2nd Section of COMAR (Regional Air Command) of the FAB (Brazilian Air Force) in Pará, sent military personnel to investigate the sightings, which became known as Operation Prato.
During the operation, which lasted four months, military personnel reported experiences and sightings of these objects. In 1981, the head of the operation, Captain Uyrangê Hollanda, decided to tell everything he witnessed during his stay in Colares.
Image from the official report of Operation Prato – PH๏τo: National Archives/Reproduction/ND
After years of requests from Brazilian ufologists, the FAB allowed access to the dossier and pH๏τos taken by the military during the operation. Today, it is possible to find the files under the code “BR DFANBSB ARX” in the AN (National Archives).
